Livestock regulations corralled in Carroll

Ordinance found to be unenforceable.

By Christopher Brooke, Reporter

Friday, June 14, 2013 at 6:00 am (Updated: June 14, 6:00 am)

HILLSVILLE — If Carroll County needs a loose livestock ordinance, a citizen asked that it only target “habitual offenders.”
Myra Leonard was one of six speakers who shared their reactions to Carroll County’s loose livestock proposal as written by County Attorney Jim Cornwell.
The proposal would make it a misdemeanor for a person’s livestock or fowl — not companion animals — to leave their owner’s land and get onto someone else’s property or onto the roads.

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